Manhattan, Kansas – Just when you thought it couldn’t get any bigger or better, the 19th annual Kicker Country Stampede announces even more artists to its all-star line-up! As announced on CMT, Randy Houser, Lee Brice, Easton Corbin, Will Hoge andThe Railers will hit the stage June 26-29, 2014 in Manhattan, Kansas, in addition to previously-announced country superstars Luke Bryan,Eric Church, Chris Young, Joe Nichols, Dustin Lynch, Thomas Rhett, Charlie Worsham, Tyler Farr, Joe Diffie, Jon Pardi, Sarah Darling, 6 Degrees West and Logan Mize.
Four-day passes are currently available for the discounted price of $120 until Feb. 28. Preferred and Premier camping are SOLD OUT! However, a limited number of campsites are available starting at the low price of $140. Reserve them now before they’re all gone. (Don’t forget, patrons must purchase a four-day general admission, weekend reserved or weekend VIP ticket to enter the campgrounds.) Complete ticket and camping package information can be found online at www.countrystampede.com or by calling 800-795-8091.
Country Stampede is an annual four-day country music and lifestyles festival held the last full weekend in June at Tuttle Creek State Park inManhattan, Kansas, located less than an hour from Topeka and Salina and two hours from Wichita, Kansas City, Lincoln and Omaha. The event features multiple live stages with performances from today’s biggest stars, mouth-watering vendor food, shopping, interactive exhibits, an on-site saloon, camping and much, much, more!
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NASHVILLE, Tennessee (AP) – Dolly Parton says she has always enjoyed working with other artists on tour. But she says it’s nice to know she can sell out a venue overseas with just her name on the marquee. She says back in the ’70s, she used to tour overseas as part of what she calls “package shows” – with other acts. But she says eventually her management convinced her that she could sell out as a solo act. So she did – and she loved it. She says fans overseas make her feel more special because she doesn’t get out of the country as often. So, Dolly says, when she does tour overseas she feels like she is “kinda like a rock star.”
